Best for
Opening a static WebP image in an editor or document workflow that needs PNG, including logos with transparent backgrounds.
Private browser tool
Convert WebP to PNG free in your browser. Keep transparency in static images, convert multiple files and download without uploading or signing up.
Next step
Simple by design
Choose one or more WebP images.
Select WebP to PNG to convert the queued files.
Check the preview, then download a PNG or a ZIP of completed files.
Practical guidance
Opening a static WebP image in an editor or document workflow that needs PNG, including logos with transparent backgrounds.
A PNG image at the original pixel dimensions. Transparent pixels remain transparent; animation and original metadata are not preserved.
PNG files can be larger than WebP. Use PNG for compatibility or transparency, and keep WebP when smaller web delivery is the priority.
For a transparent product logo destined for a presentation, PNG is a practical choice. Conversion keeps the image dimensions and transparency, but it cannot recover detail already lost in the WebP source.
Open the PNG in the app where you plan to use it. Check the edges against both a light and dark background, and compare file sizes. The conversion creates a fresh image rather than an archive of the original metadata.
Good to know
Yes, transparent pixels in a supported static WebP image are preserved in the PNG output. Converting an opaque image does not remove its background.
PNG uses lossless encoding, while the source WebP may use lossy compression. A larger PNG does not mean that lost detail has been restored.
No. This tool exports a single static image, not an animated PNG. Keep the original if you need all animation frames.
There is no quality slider for PNG output because PNG does not use lossy quality settings. The original pixel dimensions are retained unless you use the image resizer separately.
No. This tool processes your file inside your browser and does not send its contents, name or metadata to Filemivo.
Yes. It is free to use and has no artificial file-size limit. Your browser and device memory determine the practical limit.